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This sleek accessory wraps around the buttons of your Anet A8, elevating both style and usability by providing a smooth surface for your fingers to glide effortlessly across the controls.

Idler Pulley for Anet A8 Printers. Use it on Your Y and X Axes. Print Details: Rafts Not Required. Supports Not Included. Resolution: Set to 0.12 mm Precision. ...Infill: Achieve Maximum Density at 100% Rate.

This is a nut cap beautifier that I designed for my own Anet A8 printer. It fits perfectly as you can see in the picture. ...I printed it in ABS but it's perfectly printable in PLA too.

Just a simple tool holder for the stock tools for the Anet A8. The wrench holder needs a 8mm x 3mm round magnet to hold it. ...Feel free to modifie and share it.

Anet A8 Heatsink Replacement Upgrade Replaces Original Nozzle Components From The Extruder Boosts Airflow Inside The Extruder Chamber For Enhanced Printing Performance Allows You To Inspect Filament Alignment Within The Extruder Without Disassembly

A very simple model of raspberry pi camera support for the Anet ET4. ...It is printed in 2 parts that can be glued (or not) and where the camera is placed by simply snapping it.

I designed a revised version of the classic spool holder, modifying it to exclude the faulty cable management component. ...The resulting design is a fully functional and robust 3D printed spool holder compatible with the Anet A8.

This is an adjustable camera holder designed specifically for use with the Anet A6 3D printer. ...The device allows you to easily position your webcam at any angle, ensuring clear and precise video feed of your prints in progress.

I made a remix of the old one cutting off the "cable holder" part 'cause i read it wasn't working. ...This is a full 3d printed spool holder for the Anet A8

The Simple Anet A8 mainboard cover attaches securely by mounting it with the original screws, which are screwed directly into the printed feet. ...In my setup, the screws fit perfectly without any issues.

Filament Guide for Anet A3 Printer. To ensure smooth printing, I recommend placing the guide on its side, thereby eliminating the need for support structures. ... Design Overview: I created this filament guide using Autodesk Inventor 2015.

This is designed specifically for local lighting on a printer such as Anet A8. It's mounted in the back, on the bottom support block. Illumination comes from a portion of an LED strip. ...Powered by a 12-volt source.

ESTE ES UN SOPORTE PARA LA INSTALACIÓN DE UN INTERRUPTOR EN ELE CABEZAL DE IMPRESIÓN DE LA ANET PARA ACTIVAR O DESACTIVAR LOS LEDS DE ILUMINACIÓN SEGÚN SE PRECISE

I was experiencing issues with the Y-axis on my Anet, as the belt had become slightly loose in the unattached section. ...To resolve this problem, I designed a solution that has successfully tightened the belt.

Designers Craft Innovative Spool Holder for Anet A8 Bowden Extruder Motor To assemble this custom holder, you need to drill four holes into the original components. ...Extra required parts include: Four M3 x 18 screws Four M3 nuts

This is a prototype designed specifically for the Anet A8 to facilitate the creation of innovative components for the printer. ...The project remains in its early stages and requires further refinement.

This is my sleek Anet A8 lamp. ...To secure it firmly in the frame, you'll require double-sided adhesive tape for attachment, along with M4 screws and corresponding nuts.

This filament guide works seamlessly without any modifications when your spool is positioned directly to the right of your printer, specifically designed for Anet A8 printers. ...To get optimal results, refrain from using supports entirely due to its...

Anet A8 Three-Switch Case Housing. The housing mounts to the Z-axis Right Motor. ...It accommodates three distinct switch types: a printer switch, lights switch, and an OctoPrint switch.

The Anet A8 3D Printer boasts a vibrant and high-resolution LCD display screen. ...This impressive 12864 screen provides a crystal-clear visual experience, making it effortless to monitor print jobs from start to finish.

Anti Vibration System Inspired by Prusa Original Print Settings for Optimal Results Printer Model: Anet A8 Raft Configuration: Irrelevant Details Support Material Usage: Avoided Entirely Resolution Setting: Precise 0.2mm Layer Height Infill Density:...

I fell for the sleek design of the Fang cooling fan and quickly envisioned it pairing perfectly with my Anet A8, particularly when paired with the Tech2C E3D V6 Bowden Mount.

This model is specifically tailored to complement my Anet A2, however its versatility suggests it will seamlessly integrate with any extruded aluminum frame setup. ...To achieve optimal stability, printing with a dense 100% infill configuration is...

Guiding the filament directly into the extruder of the Anet A8 is straightforward. ...Place the component on top and feed the filament smoothly through, ensuring a precise fit due to its tapered wall design.

I'm redesigning the ANET A8 frame brackets to provide added stability at the top. ...These upgraded components are crafted from high-quality stainless steel, measuring 2 millimeters thick for maximum durability and support.

Here is a rewritten version of the original text: Anet A8 enthusiasts can now easily upgrade to a superior Bowden system - simply attach and you're good to go!

I had to remix my project because the dimensions I used weren't compatible with my Anet A8 3D printer, which I bought in 2017. ...Now I need to retest everything.

With these components and a few additional rods, along with threaded rods and a firmware update, you'll be able to print up to 500 millimeters in height with your Anet A8.

Here's My Personal Extruder Knob for Anet A8. I created this one all by myself. ... With this tool, I can now effortlessly grab hold of the filament coming out of my extruder.

Update Separator for Anet E12 with Linear Guides MGN12H You can see the tutorial on Hobbys and Projects OMR at https://proyectosomr.blogspot.com. This thing was made with Tinkercad. ...Edit it online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/eB1YEkpzXQ4